A newbie here

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Hi, I'm new too, and have yet to try soapmaking, but on reading the

old postings in this group, I printed a recipe for a dog soap bar by

Cheryl Keeley.

4 oz melt and pour base

2 tbsp herbal shampoo

400 IU vitamin E

1/4 tsp liquid glycerin

essential oils of tea tree, peppermint or lavender (use your judgment)

Melt the base and add the rest of the ingredients.

She mentions that this is better than liquid shampoo, no holding them

in the tub in one hand and trying to get soap with the other, you

simply rub the bar on the wet dog

I will try this just as soon as I get some melt and pour, but I need

to find a cheap CANADIAN source, I'm in the Montreal,Quebec area...

hey, anyone know of somewhere? Montreal, or Quebec for that matter,

does not seem to have an abundance of suppliers for soap stuff...

> Hi everyone...

>

> I am new to the group. I am new to soapmaking and everything.

>

> I thought I would start off by asking a question.

>

> I went to the flea market on Sunday and got this wonderful sample

of

> dog shampoo. It has the list of ingredients on it, but the lady

did

> not have her name or phone number on it. When I went back, she was

> gone. I know I won't ge back until next year, so my question is....

>

> Is there anywhere that I could give a list of ingredients and find

> out how much to use of everything to make my own? I used it and my

> little doggie is so soft and smells wonderful. Mmmmmmm : )

>

> I know I want to use more and this stuff is the best I have ever

> used or smelled.

>

> Any ideas on how I can find out the exact amounts I can use for

next

> time?

>

> Thanks in advance for any responses.

>

> Bobbi

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